Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Chopping off in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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The law of Moses never endorsed the brutality of chopping off the hands of thieves.
And you know that chopping off a guy's head.
What are we talking about… Chopping off fingers, sleeping with a witness,
Lady, if they're chopping off good legs for money,
In exchange for me not chopping off his dick, he graciously supplied me with a copy of the files.
Slates scales(Rhine coverage) you can make by chopping off the straight corners of slates.
This might be better known as the system that prescribes the death penalty for adultery, the chopping off of hands for theft
They're just killing women like they're nothing-- chopping off their fingers,
not because he was chopping off heads in a battle, only to have his head chopped off in turn by an enemy who had sneaked up behind him.
practice extreme punishments, such as chopping off the hands of thieves.
But I would like to say that, yeah, I think we should all fully participate in holding Graham down and chopping off his tiny little bollocks.
especially when we compare the excessive punishment for theft: chopping off the hand of a male
hoisting them onto the deck of a ship, chopping off the tail with a sweep of the ax,
pushed it off a cliff, chopping off her hands and feet while discarding them en route after setting fire to herself.
Making sure his prints were still on it, chopping off her hands and feet Bill Croelick's stainless steel cigarette lighter, made a copy of Lisa Barnes' license, while discarding them en route stolen a car, pushed it off a cliff.
He and his deity seem always to turn to physical punishments to transform society, like chopping off a hand of a male
the same is true of crucifixion for murder and chopping off a hand for ordinary theft.
He can chop off as much as we can carry.
The thing I chopped off had a nose.
I will just chop off both to be safe.